Part number for rear quarterlight window parts
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- locost_bryan
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Part number for rear quarterlight window parts
Does anyone have an English parts book that lists the part numbers of the hinge rubbers for the opening rear quarterlight windows?
My Australian parts book has HYB6260. Were they shared with any other BL or BMC vehicle, such as the 2-door ADO16 1100/1300?
			
			
							My Australian parts book has HYB6260. Were they shared with any other BL or BMC vehicle, such as the 2-door ADO16 1100/1300?
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Bryan
Auckland NZ
1972 Morris Marina 1750 TC Coupe "Ozzy"
						Auckland NZ
1972 Morris Marina 1750 TC Coupe "Ozzy"
Re: Part number for rear quarterlight window parts
Thanks Brian.
Had a chat with Gordon on Sunday so up with the play.
I am thinking that I shall be making something up myself, so shall see what basis may have as a starting point profile.
Go well.
			
			
			
									
									
						Had a chat with Gordon on Sunday so up with the play.
I am thinking that I shall be making something up myself, so shall see what basis may have as a starting point profile.
Go well.
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Re: Part number for rear quarterlight window parts
Hi Bryan,
Not sure if you're still looking for this information but I found this in one of my part books. If it's not quite what you need or it doesn't bring anything back let me know and I'll have another look in some others I have somewhere 
 
			
			
			
									
									Not sure if you're still looking for this information but I found this in one of my part books. If it's not quite what you need or it doesn't bring anything back let me know and I'll have another look in some others I have somewhere
 
 
1976 1.3 DL Coupe - Retired daily after 2.5 years, smashed up, now being fixed  (PDA 827R) (Lumpy)
1971 1.3 SDL Saloon - Rotting into the front garden, will resume in 2021 (VGV 616K) (Rusty)
1971 1.3 DL Coupe - MOT'ed and on the road, used as much as possible (REW 5K) (Tigger)
2013 Ford Focus Zetec S - Very economical and a great car in general
						1971 1.3 SDL Saloon - Rotting into the front garden, will resume in 2021 (VGV 616K) (Rusty)
1971 1.3 DL Coupe - MOT'ed and on the road, used as much as possible (REW 5K) (Tigger)
2013 Ford Focus Zetec S - Very economical and a great car in general
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Re: Part number for rear quarterlight window parts
Thanks for those pages.  The part number ADA5603 came up amongst ADO16 1100/1300 listings here.  That was the only hit I got.
So Skip Harris' supplier in the US could be the fallback option, if the ADO16 facebook groups draw a blank.
			
			
			
									
									So Skip Harris' supplier in the US could be the fallback option, if the ADO16 facebook groups draw a blank.
Bryan
Auckland NZ
1972 Morris Marina 1750 TC Coupe "Ozzy"
						Auckland NZ
1972 Morris Marina 1750 TC Coupe "Ozzy"
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Re: Part number for rear quarterlight window parts
Bryan
I spoke to these people yesterday - they are out of stock and don’t expect to get any more.
			
			
			
									
									
						I spoke to these people yesterday - they are out of stock and don’t expect to get any more.
Re: Part number for rear quarterlight window parts
Bryan
I have found the man in the USA who previously had the ADA 5603's made from polyurethane, but the mould disintegrated after the last batch.
He will now have a new mould made and thinks it will cost around US$100 for a set.
I am a definite as is another person in the USA.
He said Skip Harris contacted him a year or so back but at that time they were not sure that the Marina part was of the same dimensions.
Since our emails he now thinks it is, so will get moving on the next lot providing the operators are still open for business.
Will notify progress as it happens.
			
			
			
									
									
						I have found the man in the USA who previously had the ADA 5603's made from polyurethane, but the mould disintegrated after the last batch.
He will now have a new mould made and thinks it will cost around US$100 for a set.
I am a definite as is another person in the USA.
He said Skip Harris contacted him a year or so back but at that time they were not sure that the Marina part was of the same dimensions.
Since our emails he now thinks it is, so will get moving on the next lot providing the operators are still open for business.
Will notify progress as it happens.
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Re: Part number for rear quarterlight window parts
Ken, I found some very similar rubber hinges used on Mk1 Escort 2 doors and another on Capris.  RememberIng that the Marina was designed by an ex-Ford guy, they be quite similar.  I provided Bryan with the details as far as I could, so it’s another lead to follow up on.
			
			
			
									
									
						Re: Part number for rear quarterlight window parts
Good work Chris, thanks.
Surprising what you can unearth when you are becoming desperate..
Stay well.
			
			
			
									
									
						Surprising what you can unearth when you are becoming desperate..

Stay well.
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Re: Part number for rear quarterlight window parts
No problem, happy to helplocost_bryan wrote: Tue Apr 14, 2020 11:43 pm Thanks for those pages. The part number ADA5603 came up amongst ADO16 1100/1300 listings here. That was the only hit I got.
So Skip Harris' supplier in the US could be the fallback option, if the ADO16 facebook groups draw a blank.
 . Hopefully you can get what you need soon
. Hopefully you can get what you need soon 
1976 1.3 DL Coupe - Retired daily after 2.5 years, smashed up, now being fixed  (PDA 827R) (Lumpy)
1971 1.3 SDL Saloon - Rotting into the front garden, will resume in 2021 (VGV 616K) (Rusty)
1971 1.3 DL Coupe - MOT'ed and on the road, used as much as possible (REW 5K) (Tigger)
2013 Ford Focus Zetec S - Very economical and a great car in general
						1971 1.3 SDL Saloon - Rotting into the front garden, will resume in 2021 (VGV 616K) (Rusty)
1971 1.3 DL Coupe - MOT'ed and on the road, used as much as possible (REW 5K) (Tigger)
2013 Ford Focus Zetec S - Very economical and a great car in general



